Description
The Shepherd Girl
George Romney — English, 1734–1802 — British Portraiture
George Romney was among the most sought-after portrait painters in late eighteenth-century London, working alongside Reynolds and Gainsborough as part of the trio that defined Georgian society portraiture. Born in Lancashire and largely self-taught in his early years, he established his London practice in 1762 and rose to fashionable success after a formative visit to Italy from 1773 to 1775, where he studied Raphael and the antique.
- Our Giclee Museum Quality Prints Use Archival Pigment Inks Resistant to Fading and Allow the Image Retains to Retain the Tonalities And Hues of the Original Painting.
- There is No Watermark Or Branding on the Print.
- For Unframed Matte Paper, We Provide the Exact Dimensions of the Artwork. For Unframed Canvas Art, We Leave a 2" Border to Allow for Framing or Stretching of the Artwork.
- Free Shipping in USA & UK with Fast Delivery and no customs fees for UK customers!
- 30 Money Back Guarantee.
- We Are Committed to Excellence, with 15 Years Experience In Curating and Providing Quality Craftsmanship in our Reproductions. We Think You'll Love Your Prints and Paintings Ordered From Us.
We’re currently collecting product reviews for this item. In the meantime, here are feedback posts from our past customers sharing their shopping experience.
Love it! Arrived Quickly..
Lovely painting and details are clear.
Great work on our Renoir.
Exceptional quality print.
